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Is it normal to be feeling faint this after a blood test?
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For some: Most people do not feel faint after having blood drawn for a test and a small number react by fainting and reactions in-between. If you know that you feel faint after a blood draw, make sure to rest in a sitting or recumbent position for a few minutes before proceeding with your activities. Feeling faint may be your normal.
Answered 8/7/2020
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